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DurwinBurger King gave candy to a worker has worked for more than 20 years.
The Whopper, which was first introduced in 1957, was a quarter-pound, oversized burger on a vast five-inch bun that cost a reasonable 29 cents.Large corporations can be cruel and uncaring. They often claim to care about their employees, but sometimes the reality can be quite different. This is the story of Kevin Ford, a cook and cashier at Burger King who had worked tirelessly for over two decades. To celebrate his remarkable feat of never taking a sick day, Burger King decided to shower him ...
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DurwinThe youngest self-made billionaire just bought Forbes.
Austin Russell is an American entrepreneur, founder and CEO of Luminar Technologies. Luminar specializes in lidar and machine perception technologies, mainly used in autonomous cars. Luminar went public in December 2020, making him the world’s youngest self-made billionaire at the age of 25.Wha’s up with billionaires and news media? In a stunning turn of events, Austin Russell, the youngest self-made billionaire of 2021, has made headlines once again by acquiring a majority stake in Forbes ma...
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So much happened in just the last few weeks eh?
Tim Cook took a 40% pay cut.
Miss USA won the Miss Universe Pageant.
Yuga Labs, creator of Bored Ape Yacht Club, released a new game called Dookey Dash.
But nothing beats SBF launching his own Substack essays.
If SBF has the time and mindshare to start a substack, you have time to go out and get some sunlight.
Or do anything for that matter.
“The 30-year-old decided to waive his right to remain silent and give his perspective on the collapse of FTX and crypto-focused hedge fund Alameda Research in a lengthy Substack post. SBF was released on a $250 million bond last month, and has been living under house arrest at his parents’ California home while he awaits a trial set for October.”
So in just a few weeks, SBF has been playing League of Legends, reflecting on his FTX journey and blaming everyone from his own lawyers to CZ from Binance.
He attributed the failure of FTX to the LUNA collapse, fall of 3AC and tht CZ deliberately orchestrated a confidence attack on the community that subsequently took down FTX.
He blamed the leadership team that was brought in to take over FTX Group’s bankruptcy for hindering his efforts to save the companies.
He was firing shots point-blank at everyone else.
His lawyers must hate him, with a vengeance.
How do you defend someone determined to incriminate themselves and won’t keep their mouth shut?
“Prosecutors love when a defendant provides so much information. If any of his comments are inconsistent with documents or testimony from other individuals, the government will pounce and say, ‘See, this is further proof he is a liar who intended to defraud.’”
SBF is either completely delusional or just loves to incriminate himself.
As of now, seems like he is keen on both.
And now, he is clapping back at Ray, the new FTX CEO, quibbling over what is what.
SBF stabbed Ray, claiming that his $1300 per hour compensation is quite alarming.
Ray said FTX employees cannot be trusted and needed outside forensics and help, hence the pricey compensation.
SBF says FTX US is solvent and has lots of money to pay back customers.
Ray says SBF doesn’t know basic accounting and is confusing all the money as one giant honey pot.
Ooh.
Drama mama.
It is amusing how it played out between Ray and SBF.
SBF really doesn’t know how to shut up.
Ray is having the time of his life with such a landmark, career-making case that will definitely pay him very handsomely.
Pretty sure Ray will walk away winning this one.
He doesn’t have to face jail time and will still make bank regardless of SBF’s verdict.
What does legendary hedge fund manager Bill Ackman have to say?
“I don’t know whether SBF is guilty of a crime. I therefore reserve judgment until our legal process arrives at a conclusion.”
Well, at the rate SBF is yapping on his Substack, it will not take too long to build a strong case against him in court.
Why do people still willingly subscribe to him?
They want an insider path into his mind.
He was a brilliant trader and thought leader in web3, till it all came crashing down.
He raised hundreds of millions and managed billions.
They want to know what makes him tick.
What is he thinking and what is he hiding.
They want to be entertained.
Some might even hope to find some alpha, if there is any.
Anyone has any idea how many subscribers the SBF Substack has now?
-
Would you subscribe to SBF’s Substack?
-
#startups #business #startupx #growth #success #socialmedia #culture #substack #strategy #eth #btc #crypto #sbf #sambankmanfried #hatedperson2022 #ftx #scam #ftt #billackman
So much happened in just the last few weeks eh?
Tim Cook took a 40% pay cut.
Miss USA won the Miss Universe Pageant.
Yuga Labs, creator of Bored Ape Yacht Club, released a new game called Dookey Dash.
But nothing beats SBF launching his own Substack essays.
If SBF has the time and mindshare to start a substack, you have time to go out and get some sunlight.
Or do anything for that matter.
“The 30-year-old decided to waive his right to remain silent and give his perspective on the collapse of FTX and crypto-focused hedge fund Alameda Research in a lengthy Substack post. SBF was released on a $250 million bond last month, and has been living under house arrest at his parents’ California home while he awaits a trial set for October.”
So in just a few weeks, SBF has been playing League of Legends, reflecting on his FTX journey and blaming everyone from his own lawyers to CZ from Binance.
He attributed the failure of FTX to the LUNA collapse, fall of 3AC and tht CZ deliberately orchestrated a confidence attack on the community that subsequently took down FTX.
He blamed the leadership team that was brought in to take over FTX Group’s bankruptcy for hindering his efforts to save the companies.
He was firing shots point-blank at everyone else.
His lawyers must hate him, with a vengeance.
How do you defend someone determined to incriminate themselves and won’t keep their mouth shut?
“Prosecutors love when a defendant provides so much information. If any of his comments are inconsistent with documents or testimony from other individuals, the government will pounce and say, ‘See, this is further proof he is a liar who intended to defraud.’”
SBF is either completely delusional or just loves to incriminate himself.
As of now, seems like he is keen on both.
And now, he is clapping back at Ray, the new FTX CEO, quibbling over what is what.
SBF stabbed Ray, claiming that his $1300 per hour compensation is quite alarming.
Ray said FTX employees cannot be trusted and needed outside forensics and help, hence the pricey compensation.
SBF says FTX US is solvent and has lots of money to pay back customers.
Ray says SBF doesn’t know basic accounting and is confusing all the money as one giant honey pot.
Ooh.
Drama mama.
It is amusing how it played out between Ray and SBF.
SBF really doesn’t know how to shut up.
Ray is having the time of his life with such a landmark, career-making case that will definitely pay him very handsomely.
Pretty sure Ray will walk away winning this one.
He doesn’t have to face jail time and will still make bank regardless of SBF’s verdict.
What does legendary hedge fund manager Bill Ackman have to say?
“I don’t know whether SBF is guilty of a crime. I therefore reserve judgment until our legal process arrives at a conclusion.”
Well, at the rate SBF is yapping on his Substack, it will not take too long to build a strong case against him in court.
Why do people still willingly subscribe to him?
They want an insider path into his mind.
He was a brilliant trader and thought leader in web3, till it all came crashing down.
He raised hundreds of millions and managed billions.
They want to know what makes him tick.
What is he thinking and what is he hiding.
They want to be entertained.
Some might even hope to find some alpha, if there is any.
Anyone has any idea how many subscribers the SBF Substack has now?
-
Would you subscribe to SBF’s Substack?
-
#startups #business #startupx #growth #success #socialmedia #culture #substack #strategy #eth #btc #crypto #sbf #sambankmanfried #hatedperson2022 #ftx #scam #ftt #billackman
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